Thank you! I fell in love with the deers with big feathery antlers. Don
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hello Everyone - I purchased this green vase recently at a local antique mall. The tag was marked...
No problem, RayRay and welcome to the board! I agree with kraftblue. The mark does indeed look Chinese. Don
It would help to see a photo of the vase in addition to the shot of the mark. Don
Try to right click on the unopened picture and select the edit option. Then select resize. Use the pixel option to adjust the size. I usually...
I can't speak on the lead question but I would echo the warning against storing liquids in collectible glass. You could very well end up with an...
The number on the Fenton cranberry vase is #9055. I wasn't able to pin down a date but probably sometime in the late 1980's or 1990's. It was...
I found dates on the Killarney. My Indiana Glass book (Schenning) says: "...if you have this pattern in amber, olive green or iridescent gold,...
I wasn't aware the two were mutually exclusive but I'll take your word for it! Thanks to everyone for your help. I have never heard of a figa...
Hello Everyone - I picked this up in a box lot of soapstone and I'm lost on where to start finding out what it is. It measures about 8 1/4" long....
Can you do a close-up of the mark just above the foot? There was a US company called Griffin, Smith, and Hill that did majolica. I'm wondering...
Ransburg did a lot of orange but I don't recognize this shape as one of theirs. Don
It's not Fenton. It's an import but I'm not sure from where. Don
I doubt they are remakes. More likely is that the pattern for this generic little guy was sold to more than one company. Note the faces are the...
Athena perhaps? Don
I agree with janetpjohn. You may find buyers as some people collect specific birds figurines like cardinals or bluejays. Getting anything above...
Just a thought. The devil appears on the labels of a number of different liquors. Maybe it was some type of promotional item? Don
What are dimensions? Could it be a bread plate? Don
Thanks, Brad!
I'm leaning towards German based on the five numerals on the bottom. I've never seen a Japanese piece marked that way. Don
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